provi::oil
LIZ?:.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
105.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
MAY
5,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Klondyke
jtWcabs
DAMAGES
I
RM
SHIP
j
Vif&M
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TWitt
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V
i
a
a
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J
the
remains
of
.t
Elkhound
l;
aid-stream
of
the,
Over
100,000
Workers
May
Be
Put
Out
of
Work
Canadian
Pacific
Raihvay
Alarmed
fry
Serious
Drop
Toped
tnroi'K"
i
;-7
W
,
(ON
'p1.
One
crew.
..man
WPSiej
In
Net
Operating
Return
rcporU'd
to
be
I
.
hnnltal
following
i,H
in
the
uiasi
DETROIT
(CP)
Ford
Motor
Co.
was
hit
today
by
the
second
major
strike
in
its
history
as
65,000
TInion
members
walked
out.
Final
desperate
peace
talks
had
failed
to
settle
the
dispute.
Some
62,000
workers
streamed
.
,
out
,
of
the
big
1
Rouge
plant.
:
on
vnn
APPROACHING
BYLAW
STAGE
Prince
Rupert
and
district
fcchool
board
will
ask
city
council
to
set
a
date
"as
soon
as
possible"
for
the
presentation
of
a
bylaw
to
the
ratepayers
to
raise
money
to
build
two
new
schools,
one
to
replace
King
Edward
elementary
and
the
other
a
new
wing
for
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
Construction
cost
of
both
schools
has
been
set
at
$750,000,
of
which
the
ratepayers'
share
will
be
$375,000.
The
School
Act
,
m
his
bunk
wnen
Are
Lowest
For
Any
Year
Since
1905,
President
Mather
Says
MONTRF.AT.,
Nt
returns
from
milu-nv
nnvrn.
.
s.ri'k.
"-"'I'1"
uur"
','
of
RrxUm,
N.B
,
and
other
,r
burns
At
the
Lincoln-Mercury
piant
anomer
ou,wv
hr.-
was
con-
t,jons
0f
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
in
1948
have
J-edandbroki'n
win-
caU;;ed
inave
anxiety
to
the
directors
of
the
company
Union
memners
wanted
ouu
The
company
said
the
strike
would
tie
up
most
of
the
worldwide
Industrial
Empire
and
hit
106,000
production
workers
within
nine
days.
This
would
Include
,
stdes
of
the
river,
Changes
In
Liquor
Act?
touI
three-quarters
"and
must
be
viewed
by
the
shareholders
with
equal
concern,"
W.
A.
Mather,
president
of
the
company,
said
today
in
his
address
to
the
sixty-eighth
annual
,je
at
that
point.
j
provides
that
the
Department
of
the
company's
plant
In
Canada.
meeting
of
the
shareholders
Education
bear
half
the
cost
oi
1
Assembly
lines
whose
speed
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The
net
earnings,
$18,400,000
a
year
of
sustained
one
might
construction
oi
approved
scnoois.
has
been
the
subject
of
wrangling
for
months
ground
to
a
In
addition
to
this
there
will
"fall
below
those
of
any
year.
almost
say
unexcelled
prosper
IE
since
1905
ity
"
Mr.
Mather
said
StOp.
:
TO
12
be
an
amount
estimated
at
between
$40,000
and
$50,000
for
new
furnishings
and
other
"The
prolonged
opposition
toi
"The
other
i.ncome
of
your
an
Increase
in
freight
rates
and
j
VANCOUVER
B
British
Columbians
who
vote
In
the
provincial
election
on
June
15
may
be
asked
to
cast
ballots
in
a
plebiscite
seeking
approval
for
changes
In
the
Liquor
Act,
It
was
reported
Wednesday.
The
plebiscite
would
ask
approval
for
the
sale
of
beer
and
wines
with
meals
In
rtstau-rants
and
food
In
beer
parlors.
No
provision
would
be
made
Planning
for
construction
of
DEVALERA
HITS
the
resulting
delay
In
obtaining
adequate
increases
In
revenues
has
forced
your
company
to
re
a
10-classroom
building
to
re
7T0N,
D.C.
(P-Tlio
tide
of
Berlin
will
REPUBLIC
BILL
place
the
present
King
Edward
School
Is
now
in
Its
final
stages.
!3v
12
under
a
Big
Wednesday,
Board
Secretary,
lit
announced
to-
for
cocktail
lounges.
The
cabinet
ministers
are
re
DUBLIN
B
Eamon
de
Valera,
former
Prime
Minister
of
Eire,
Mrs.
M.
M.
Roper
received
a
fswrn
powers
oun-
scale
model
of
the
school
which
ported
making
survey
and
fin
ol
the
Soviet
zone
said
yesterday
that
the
British
company
is
derived
principally
from
steamships,
hotels
and
the
interest
your
company
holds
In
the
Consolidated
Min.Vvr
and
Smelting
Company.
On
many
occasions
in
the
past
your
hotels
and
steamships
have
operated
at
a
loss
and
during
the
past
year
it
was
only
by
reason
of
temporary
and
artificially
high
world
prices
for
base
metals
that
Consolidated
Smelters
was
Continued
on
Fage
8)
IS
WINNING
will
occupy
the
grounds
where
a
same
time.
Government
Republic
of
Ireland
al
decision
will
be
made
at
Vic
toria
later
this
month.
the
present
school
now
sits.
Its
:il
of
fort-inn
minls-
MAN
OF
PEACE
RETURNS
TO
FAMILY
Dr.
Ralph
Bunche,
United
Nations'
mediator
in
Palestine,
gets
a
warm
welcome
from
his
wife
and
son,
Ralph
Jr.,
five,
as
he
disembarks
from
the
Queen
Mary,
which
docked
at
New
York.
His
mission
in
the
Near
East
completed
with
the
armistice
between
Israel
and
the
Arab
nations,
Dr.
Bunche
Is
retiring'
as
mediator
and
will
seek
an
extended
leave
of
absence
before
resuming
his
regular
position
in
the
U.N.
secretariat.
i
cost
will
be
$305,000.
at
in
Paiis
May
23
strict
desirable
capital
expenditures
designed
to
modernize
and
Increase
the
efficiency
.of
the
railway."
Mr.
Mather
said.
In
addition,
the
poor
returns
were
preventing
the
company
from
undertaking
projects
In
anticipation
of
settlement
and
the
growth
of
industry
while
"the
company
Is
in
a
period
of
expansion
similar
In
some
reflects
to
that
which
occurred
In
the
early
1900's."
"In
the
past,"
he
continued.
your
company
was
Justified
in
embarking
on
such
ventures
con
The
Department
of
Education
questions
arising
out
RAILWAY
FILM
ON
TELEVISION
bill
"Is
bound
to
affect
prejudicially
the
relationship
between
our
two
countries."
He
called
the
bill
an
attempt
to
confirm'
the
"unjust
partition
of
our
coun
try."
The
bill
states
that
Eire
;iun
in
Berlin
in-
has
authorized
the
firm
of
Vancouver
architects
which
Is
doing
quesitoit
of
currency
NEW
YORK
"Introduction
to
the
Board's
work
to
make
final
il.
nn..a
'
a
mntinn
nirt.lirp
In
uaapc,
r
--
-,
.
.
.
.
.
plans
for
the
new
wing
of
color
and
sound
which
vividly
j
wusena
wui
nun
uc
u
Booth
Memorial
High
School
on
depicts
life
In
the
quaint
old-
lauens
m
oom
.uu
urn,
the
basis
of
revisions
to
original
IS
SKEEHA
TRADITIONALLY
LIBERAL?
FIRST
ELECTION
BELIES
THIS
IDEA
,.iiiii
intrroef
n
the
make
In
view
of
two
Impending
COLD
WAR
world
villages
of
the
Gaspe
Pen-onunn
v.vib:
a.
Power
communique,
rc
than
two
months
lKSo!i;tii
us,
waf.
jntoiioly
in,
Moscow,
:a
and
Washington,
ure
uk
week
to
May
drawings
several
months
ago
insula
of
Quebec
will
today
have
1
The
revisions,
suggested
by
the
WASHINGTON
O'-Will
Clay
fident
that
the
earnings
from
its
world
television
premiere
over
JDS
OCCUPY
ikn
rnittttoa
nf
Ihn
American
Board,
will
reduce
construction
ton,
former
Undersecretary
for
uic
i
v.i
.
n
vv
v
.
rv
fttf
&
tt
tr
State,
said
today
that
'on
the
costs
by
$150,000
to
$445,cuo.
Tiie
general
elections,
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbvook,
pioneer
Anglican
.umplioateil
arrange-
Broadcasting
Company
from
Its
OLKL.11N
SnlrIA.IU
balance,
Russia
is
winning
the,
building
will
be
situated
on
the
'
.
.
i
-i
I
i
it.
Its
rail
properties
would
be
sufficient
to
carry
the
obligation
and
the
risk
involved
until
adequate
traffic
developed.
This
spirit
of
confidence
was
a
major
awruig
normal
rail-aj
barge
traffic
cold
war."-
east
side
of
the
present
high
Supporting
the
Atlantic
Pact
school
building
and
will
be
the
.11)
and
the
various
WJZ-TV
in
New
YorK
key
station
BERUN
wRussian
troopS
Directed
by
Les
Mcarlane
an
,
wearie.sday
-occupied
"tht
Tet-produced
for
the
Canadian
Na-
,QW
CanaJ
shlpyttrds
Which
arc
tional
Railways
with
the
musi-
partiy
in
tj,e
American
and
cal
direction
under
the
baton
of
partjy
jn
the
Soviet
sector
of
Maurice
Blackburn
the
film
re-
Berlin.
The
reason
given
when
cords
Interesting
glimpses
of
Ri.csian
tommv-eunners
took
factor
in
opening'
up
western
Canada
and
it
Is
In
the
national
before
the
Senate
relations
j
nrst
section
of
a
unit
which
committee
.Clayton
said
"Soviet
j
eventually
will
replace
the
pres-Russia's
principal
objectives
n
!
cut
school.
nsdf
h
plain
that
no
Intention
of
uban-
Interest
that
your
company
me
coia
war
are
wj
lriKinun
uic
Until
the
second
unit
is
built.
Church
missionary,
adds
a
truly
reminiscent.
noie.
The
first
provincial
election
voting
to
occur
In
Skeena
district,
-Ctm.Rushbr.ook
recalls,
was
on
October
3,
1903,
some.
years
be-
fore
Prince
Rupert
was
even
on
the
map.
At
that
time
old
Port
Essington
was
the
centre
of
activities
on
this
part
of
the
coast.
Some
may
now
claim
that
the
old
idea
that
Skeena
is
traditionally
Liberal
is
exploded
since
It
was
the
Conservative
candidate
who
obtained
the
majority.
The
vote,
according
to
the
ecclesiastical
authority,
was:
i
Peter
Herman,
Conservative,
TU.
C
W
D
Clifford,
Liberal,
51.
The
returning
officer
was
A.
C.
Cunningham
and
the
polling
plaec,
Port
Essington.
air
lift,
either
sud-
should
again
be
placed
In
a
po-
rtmniratii
irnvprn
mpn
1
4
Irrtn
vacation
resorts
side
by
side
with
:
over
were
that
the
yards
were
;
sltlon
U
play
an
Important
rote
f
xcessiVe
expenditures
for
de-
fflpif.rty-
In
Russian
territory.
iilt
fle
e
pi
Russia
in
sucn
Developments,
mis,
uu
fence
and
to
frighten
private
Berlnrrs
from
star-J
vlously,
will
not
be
possible
as
capital
and
Initiative
so
that
it
will.
not
operate
freely.
however,
the
new
building
will
supplement
the
present
school,
providing
space
for
administia-tlon
and
technical
courses.
Classrooms
of
the
old
building
will
still
be
used.
At
Its
meeting
last
night,
the
Boafd
moved
to
suggest
to
city
SEX
INSTRUCTION
I
long
as
me
rate
oi
rcvuru
on
I
the
net
investment
of
your
com-jpany.ln
transportation
property
BY.
FILM
APPROVED
customs
of
centuries
agq.
It
is
to
be
used
as
a
sustaining
feature
on
the
nation-wide
chain
of
ABC
'deo
stations
coast
to
coast
in
the
United
States
and
will
'
bring
before
millions
of
prospective
tourists
the
attractions
of
the
Gaspe
Peninsula.
5.000
BUILDING
VICTORIA,.
B.C.
0J
Parent-
remains
at
the
low
level
of
re
WEATHER
WORKERS
IDLE
teacher
groups
In
British
Colum
bia
are
overwhelmingly
In
favor
To
Defend
JUDGE
SETS
en're
lirs
west
of
the
'
TORONTO
O
-Borne
5,000
...
.
Mt
frr
,.,,
cent
years."
EXPENDITURES
CL'T
Nothing
that
the
company's
of
showing
films
on
human
re
Toronto
construction
workers
"
r
.V
"
"
'lottes
ami
rain
and
the
money
bylaw
to
the
citizens.
production
to
school
children,
it
TRIAL
DATES
'
ili
persist
to-
were
idle
Wednesday
after
several
hundred
additional
labor-
program
of
capital
expenditure
It
is
likely
that
the
school
by
was
announced
oy
aauoauou
GAPT.
ELFERT
wruw
over
the
north
law
will
be
presented
to
the
rate
Minister
W.
T.
8tralth.
Hong
Kong
Great
Britain
Sending
Naval
This
storm
will
He
said
a
questionnaire
sent
for
1949
was
only
about
equal
to
the
total
depreciation
charges
for
the
year,
Mr.
Mather
said,
"depreciation
iu-iJii-iiuMi.il
based
on
original
o
skies
in
the
Curl-
at
the
same
time
i
that
in
their
demand
for
a
modi-1
Payers
lied
closed
shop.
The
strike
the
city's
telephone
rehabiliU-
out
by
the
education
depart
'
Die
west
coast
of
&rid
and
some
light
1
which
began
on
Monday,
nowju"
1
""
ujw,
muo
si.u6
cost
falls
far
short
of
providing
,
extends
to
jg
buildings
under
expense
of
two
separate
plcbis-
Pates
for
hearing
of
five
cases
-
three
civil
and
two
appeals
against
liquor
convictions
-were
set
by
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
In
County
Court
Wednesday
afternoon
while
a
sixth
case
was
advanced
to
the
June
session
of
the
court
when
the
date
of
hcar-Int:
will
be
set.
f"'d
in
these
regions.
tor
replacements
when,
as
at
costruction.
1
;(s
are
expected
to-
and
Air
Reinforcements
j
.
LONDON
Q)
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty
A.
V.
Alexander
told
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
'strong
reinforcements
PASSES
AWAY
Capt.
J.
R.
Elfert,
harbor
master
and
port
warden
here
for
many
years
and
naval
officer
during
the
war,
passed
I
away
early
this
afternoon
in
1
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
He
had
been
seized
with
a
heart
attack
at
the
I
end
of
last
week.
ment
Indicates
more
than
,90
,
percent
approve
the
special
"sex
films"
demonstrated
to
parent-teacher
audiences
during
the
last
few
months.
-
'It
is
proposed
to
begin
the
new
film
courses
in
the
1949-50
school
term.
The
films
deal
with
human-
reproduction
from
a
matter
of
fact
standpoint,
he
said.
WfRia
Strait.
It
is
southern
interior
"Il
change
!S
exoeci-
present,
the
purchasing
power
of
the
dollar
is
so
much
less
than
il
was
when
the
assets
now
being
replaced
were
originally
acquired.
::
TODAY'S
STOCKS
r
tomorrow.
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
Trial
setting
session
was
delayed
from
lis
regular
period
on
the
first
Monday
of
the
month
fwtcasl
"Awaiting
the
outcome
of
the
JarlotU's
naval
and
air-were
being
sen!
to
Hong
Kong
in
view
of
the
situation
in
China.
Hong
Kong
would
be
defended,
if
attacked,
he
made
plain.
In
Shanghai
the
official
Cen
I
North
""ii'u
pending
pending
freight
ireui.
rat
mtt
proceed
because"
of
the
absence
of
Judge
Beattle
Bevcoift
4
24
12
jjiumu-
3
May
am)
K,.1(1.iy
lngs
yolr
cjirr.ctors
have
deemed
"'wst
cto
m.p.h
),
it
prudent
to
defer
projectsj
zBobJo
In
nnffalo
Canadian
12
teinncint
me
,-,,nilun
euhslimt.in.1
eeon
Fulton,
who
returned
from
Vancouver
Wednesday.
June
3
was
set
lor
the
heaving
of
a
damage
action
by
Andreas
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and
the
general
public
can-
and
50
Pi
ince
Ru-
nut
be
served
by
thus
restricting
tral
News
Agency
reported
today
that
Chinese
Communists
had
signed
a
mutual
aitl
pact
with
North
Korean
Reds
and
pledged
Joint
aid
in
a
"Joint
struggle
against
American
and
4j()
Consol.
Smelters
.
97.50
Conwest'
109
Donalda
48
Eldona
62
East
Sullivan
2.C3
Giant
Yellowknife
....
6.05
God's
Lake
35
17
N.
Pavlikls,
Tark
Avenue,
against
Martin
J.
Saunders
for
$750
damages
resulting
from
blasting
operations
several
months
ago.
Brown
and
Harvey
are
acting
MacPHERSON
LOSES
MONEY,
FAILS
TO
GET
JOB,
TREK
FROM
MONTANA
111
luck
dogged
the
wheel
tracks
of
Wallace
Mac-Pherson,
a
Montana
rancher
who
drove
his
ancient
truck
here
from
the
northern
American
state
Wednesday.
He
lost
his
wallet
and
failed
to
get
a
job
with
.
Columbia.
Cellulose
Co.
Pend
Oreille
410
the
flow
of
money
into
the
improvement
of
rail
properties."
It
was
to
be
hoped
that,
in
the
Interest
of
providing
the
most
efficient
transportation,
British
Imperialism.
3.40
lor
the
plaintiff
and
MacLeod
Ml'
IWSIUNS
''xty
entries
tn
Ul.
pillions
to
dekr-
those
conditions
would
be
cor-
and
Ray
for
tha
defendtnt.
Two
appeals
by
Andrew
Bloomberg
against
conviction
on
charges
of
selling
liquor
to
In
f
three
new.
reeled
in
the
near
future.
Pioneer
....
Premier
Border
....
Privateer,
Reeves
McDonald
Reno
Sheep
Creek
Taku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
,ml'S
SOOll
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ho
1
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nrtrlrPKS
Mr.
Mather
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i
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2.05
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1.25
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20
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Brown
.and
Harvey,
are
acting
for
the
plaintiff
ano
MaeLeod
'and
Ray
for
the
deferent.
Tio-irincr
nf
a
ease
involving
a
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irnniS
enrn-
Mr.
MacPherson
left
his
home
at
Obsorokce,
Mpn-
tnmi
a
month
aco
and
has
'in
nun
u
Him.,
tii'iiv",
.
or8aiilzal
loirs
75th
ings
of
the
railway
were
at
the
dians
will
be
heard
on
June
7.
Bloomberg
Bloomberg
i-yWff
Is
appealing
against
mst
Harricana
.'
Heva
08
Hosco
...
21
Jacknifc
M
Jollet
Quebec
-40
Lapaska
00
Vi
Little
Long
Lac
75
Lynx
-14"s
Madsen
Red
Lake
3
00
MeKenie
Red
Lake
41
level
In
company
his
?8
Ucn
aguinst
s.
bcm
crulsing
throut,h
weBter;
Hls
first
act
on
arrival
here
convictions
handed
down
rjy
vrnPt.
was
s
L
for
-ooHa
mnsi.lv
in
the
Cariboo,
was
to
uromotc
a
small
sum
so
;f
Ktwllrtil
by
hlRhcsl
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Mil
i)t
tiv,.,,
rlir
"
Stipendiary
"
Magistrate
H.
V.
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could
,
Spud
Valley
03
'Ell!
lory,
"net
earnings
of
$18,400.-000
from
rail
operations
were
..
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1
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Krt
,
.
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...
..
.n
Mav
30.
Three
loggers
named
looking,
he
said,
for
a
likely
that
he
send
a
telegram
ranch
soot.
Nothing
turned
up.
i
for
funds
to
relatives
in
the
Oils-
i
little
more
man
one-win
u
t
-
HOU1US
ill.
run,
cuwaiu
Ull
nym
-
.
.
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....
ho
,o,,
jrSir
s'
st."sss
so
he
continued
west,
hoping
to
4.25
.23
Anglo
Cunadian
A.
P.
Con
east.
Undaunted
by
his
misfortune,
Mr.
MacPherson
hoped
to
get
his
money
soon
enough
to
take
passage
on
the
Prince
'
Rupert
get
a
Job
at
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.'s
Watson
Island
construction
project.
His
American
citizenship
cre
inch!
earning
power
of
,
$&z,jj,uuu
which
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
in
Its
judgment
of
March
30,
1948
(granting
railways
an
increase
of
21
percent
in
freight
rates)
found
to
Atlantic
,
-
-72
Calniont
42
C.
&
E
5-75
Central
Leduc
10U
last
night
for
Ketchikan,
where.
own
ocnau.
a,,
u
April
S.-TTw.
Brown
is
acting
U,
fo
John
acting
as
age
for
the
Crown
in
both
cases
and
ure
Stanton.
Vanct.uvci
.a
v
H
ho
Willa
M.
Ray
is
appearing
for
is
representing
the
three
plains
Blomberg.
(
Judge
Fulton
set
June
10
as
Uffs-ihe.
dam
for
hearinc
a
claim
by!
An
action
by
British
Columbia
ated
a
barrier
to
that
plan
at
Home
Oil
-
H-
o
timn
when
he
found
himself
i
he
had
been
told,
a
man
could
LEADER
McLeod
Cockshutt
102
Moncta
-42'-2
Negus
215
Noranda
,
54.00
Pickle
Crow
2.05
Regc.ourt
(,4'14
San
Antonio
4.05
Senator
Rouyn
3H
Sbcrrit
Gordon
I-50
Steep
Rock
-
I
40
Sturgeon
River
-16
Silver
Miller
-37
be
reasonable.
eritieallv
short
of
money.
It
I
make
a
substantial
amount
I
Vlc
Centre
.
ti
t
rw,i
.i
vfi
eppms
np
insL
ins
wallet,
wiiue
uuhik
taiwctj
i
2.54
2.85
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.10
.15
.15
"The
disappointment
with
the
result
for
the
past
year
is
the
keener
because
in
Canada
the
year-
was,
as
Hon.
D.
C.
Howe,
minister
of
finance,
said
In
his
Okalta
Pacific
Pete
Royal
Canadian
.,
South
Brazeau
Toronto
AUiona
Aumaquc
r,
May
it
5
f
f'-U
wlluTi
whlih
Vieis
vLsdK
ualms
is
Merur
Sfo
o
a
debt'of
554
was
set
'changing
a
tire
on
his
1933
Ford
The
faithful
model
B
Ford,
he
,
t
setting
truck
near
the
Rainbow
Lake
planned
to
place
In
storage
until
June
f
for
labor
and
material
In
over
to
'
owing
fixed.
'
summit
on
his
westward
trek,
'his
return
from
Alaska.
;
7:45
I'onneei.ion
wi
.
n
a
oo
oont-.
t
oatu"
vi
.v
budget
speech
a
short
time
ago,
If
FRIDAY
NIGHT
IS
DANCING
Sourdough
Orchestra
Old-Timc
Vodvillc
Beard
Judging
Costume
l'rizes
9:00
P.F1
50c
Beans
'n
Bacon
Phony
Money
AT
THE
CIVIC
CENTRE
A
HOT
TIME
IN
THE
OLD
TOWN!
NIGHT
ONDYKE
K
FliOLIC
AND
FUN
FOR
KvhRYONh
NO
DRESSIN
UP
Carnival
of
the
Year
in
Days
of
'98
Style
Proceeds
for
Gyro
Swimming
Pool